Where Rangers stand in Couhaib Driouech transfer pursuit after first £6.4m offer

Rangers have made an official offer for PSV winger Couhaib Driouech.

The Gers have expressed concrete interest in the Morocco forward, who could be on the move this transfer window.

With the Eredivisie club open to the 24-year-old attacker's sale, his situation will be one to keep an eye on.

The Ibrox hierarchy have bid around £6.4million for Driouech, an offer not yet accepted by PSV.

With the Glaswegian outfit serious in their pursuit of the left-winger, it will be interesting to see whether they can get a deal over the line.

There's still a lot that needs to happen before the Govan side can be confident about signing the forward for Derek McInnes.

What Rangers still need to do if Couhaib Driouech bid accepted

There have been fast developments in Rangers' push to get Driouech from PSV, with the Bears looking to go all out for him.

The Gers have now given PSV something to think about, but are yet to receive a response from the Dutch side.

According to Eindhovens Dagblad on 6 August, the Glaswegian outfit are also yet to reach a personal agreement with the Moroccan attacker.

The Govan side's bid is close to what the Eredivisie club want.

Even if PSV accept the Light Blues' offer, they will have to convince Driouech, who hasn't agreed to anything yet.

Why Derek McInnes can't wait for Couhaib Driouech at Ibrox

Rangers lost 2-1 to Jagiellonia Bialystok in the first leg of the Europa League third qualifying round on Thursday.

McInnes missed a difference-maker at Chorten Arena on 6 August, with several decent opportunities in the second half.

What Driouech has proven at PSV is that he's a big-game player after some impressive performances in the Champions League.

Despite the winger's inconsistencies in Eindhoven, the Scottish manager needs someone with his ability at Ibrox sooner rather than later.

Daisuke Yokota had an underwhelming debut against Jagiellonia, while Findlay Curtis was the only bright spot after coming on at the break.

The coming days will be pivotal for McInnes at the Glaswegian outfit, with some fans already starting to lose patience.